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HOME COURSES PSY 301 Study Guide - Final Exam, Spring 2005
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Personality Theories - SFSU - LeRoux - Spring 2005 Study Guide for Test 1 Freud Conscious - Unconscious - Preconscious Id - Ego - Superego polymorph perverse cathexis libido primary processes - secondary processes pleasure principle - reality principle - morality principle oral, anal, phallic, latency & genital stages over determination Return of the repressed Dreams protect sleep - wish-fulfillment, release of tension, dream work Defense Mechanisms repression, reaction formation, projection, displacement, sublimation, identification, regression, mental undoing, rationalizing Erikson ego analyst - creativity of the ego 8 stages oral-sensory: trust vs mistrust muscular-anal: autonomy vs shame & doubt locomotor-genital: initiative vs guilt latency: industry vs inferiority Puberty and Adolescence: identity vs role confusion Young Adulthood: intimacy vs isolation Adulthood: generativity vs stagnation Maturity: ego integrity vs despair Bowlby-Attachment Ethology Characteristics of an instinct Characteristics of a control system define attachment starting & stopping mechanism secure base phenomenon critical period – object permanence, ability to walk away, abilities to follow and communicate Ainsworth's 3 major types of attachment behavior and associated behaviors
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